Mortimers (EHER 25395)

Mortimers is a timber framed house with origins in the 16th century and many 18th century features. The interior has a fine 15th century hearth beam carved with cusped gothic arches, but this was probably inserted later from another building. There is also an early 18th century corner cupboard (dated 1705), with a domed niche and original painting. One of the dormers has a plaque with the date 1711.

16th century timber framed house with 18th century features. Timber-framed and plastered building with 18th century external features. An older wing extends to the rear, probably of 16th century origin. One storey and attics. Casement windows. Roof tiled, with two gabled dormers on the front. The interior has a fine 15th century hearth beam carved with cusped gothic arches, but this was probably inserted later from another building. There is also an early 18th century corner cupboard (dated 1705), with a domed niche and original painting. One of the dormers has a plaque with the date 1711. <1>